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Meet the succulents that look like dolphins and hearts
Jessica Damiano highlights care tips for unique succulents with dolphin- and heart-shaped leaves prized for year-round appeal and easy maintenance, including String of Dolphins and Sweetheart plant.
- Jessica Damiano, AP gardening columnist and Weekly Dirt newsletter author, profiles eye-catching succulents including String of Dolphins with dolphin- and heart-shaped leaves.
- Amid their year-round foliage appeal, succulents thrive in well-draining cactus-and-succulent potting mix with containers with drainage holes, letting soil dry between waterings.
- Krinkle Kurl needs at least four hours of direct sun and diluted fertilizer, String of Dolphins prefers bright southern light, and Burro's tail displays long stems with silvery-blue leaves.
- For pet owners, remember String of Dolphins and String of Pearls are toxic to dogs and cats, while Sweetheart plant makes a unique gift option.
- For maximum impact, hang these plants from a tall stand to let pendulous stems reach 4 feet, and Jessica Damiano's featured photos emphasize their ornamental appeal as decor or gifts.
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Meet the succulents that look like dolphins and hearts
By JESSICA DAMIANO People grow houseplants for all kinds of reasons. They provide a connection to nature and can make a room feel more inviting. They’re also pretty. And if pretty is what you’re after, I’ve got some lookers for you. Some of the most striking houseplants are succulents with unusual leaves. Unlike blooms that fade, unique foliage can steal the show year-round. All succulents should be planted in well-draining potting mix, ideally …
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